Tracy McGrady is a name that is often forgotten when people discuss the all-time great basketball players. He is one of the most talented and exciting players of his generation.
adidas and “TMAC” would partner on a successful line of signature sneakers. The adidas TMAC 3 released in 2003. Learn more about Tracy McGrady and the adidas TMAC 3 below.
TMAC 3
The first 3 TMAC shoes did a good job of keeping the models similar in aesthetic. The McGrady and adidas collabs had a futuristic and sleek design to them. A look that fits perfectly with McGrady and his modern game and skillset.
The TMAC 3 was built to support the needs of a versatile player like TMAC. In recent years the TMAC 3 has been brought back with modern additions to make it more modern in terms of tech.
McGrady was continuing his domination on the basketball court when the 3 launched. TMAC would wear the shoe during his final season with the Orlando Magic.
3.5
TMAC wore a 3.5 version of the shoe. He scored a career high 62 in the 3.5 silhouette. The 3.5 had a molded synthetic-leather upper with soft synthetic-leather finish and an internal bootie.
History Of The Three Stripes
The adidas brand has a long history and connection with sport. Its relationship with athletes and the field of play has always been in congruence with its sneaker culture prominence.
adidas is known worldwide as The Three Stripes Brand. The German sportswear company was founded in 1949 by Adolf “Adi” Dassler. It started out rooted in track and football. It has become a global player in the sneaker industry over the past 70 years.
Global Reach
Its global reach now includes basketball and popular culture. Partnerships with stars like James Harden, Damian Lillard, Kanye West, Beyonce, and Pharrell have helped adidas grow. These collaborations have made adidas a major player in the fashion industry.
adidas has mastered mixing sportswear and fashion. The popularity of the Three Stripes keeps growing. Its connection to sports and athletes is stronger than ever.
- Adam C. Better
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